Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports.

I don't read the internet, guys.

Take the bull by the hands.

And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

And the buyer.

All right, impressed by all the texters who got J.D. McKissick. Nice job, everybody.

425, 206. A lot of people. 701. J.D. McKessick? 808. Nice job, everybody. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. I'm impressed. I didn't realize Salk had a drinking problem, says the 509. That would be the only reasonable excuse for why you would want to trade Anderson or Sloan and Miller for two months of scoble. Well, then maybe keep listening. Maybe you only listen to the beginning of the segment where I asked the... Maybe he was just teasing. Maybe he was just stuck in the fire. Maybe I was just asking a question. Maybe if you heard the answer, you'd come up with a different thought. I don't know. Let's do some, uh, let's do some, let's say what you guys have left us for messages.

Brock Hewer doesn't just hate one kid. I am so disappointed in Michael's all. You don't know what you're talking about. You're mindless. Love you, bye. It's time for Brock and Sox. Here's the thing. Okay, here's the thing. Right, I get to take us through this. Yes. I have the sound controls here. Like He-Man, you have the power. All right, first off we have Craig.

He's got a lot of sports pet peeves, but he wants to talk about one in particular with baseball fans.

So here's the thing.

This is Craig from Shoreline, and I have a lot of pet peeves, which I will be happy to share with you over the next six to 36 months.

Awesome.

My first pet peeve is sports related, and it is that I can't stand it when people boo

when a pitcher throws to first to keep the runner on the bag.

This is like a crucial part of baseball.

It would be like

booing a sack fly or a bunt. Sorry, Lyle. So you morans out there quit booing a throw

to first. That's exactly what the two lefties said in the diamond club a couple weeks ago when I had

Sammy Heward and the fan started doing that. I'm like, what, what are you doing? What are we doing? It makes a lot less sense now that you can only throw over a couple of times. I thought the idea earlier was to kind of make them feel guilty about it so that maybe they would stop doing it to make them feel uncomfortable throwing over to first place. Controlling the run game is important part. I know, of course it is. But if you have a know, but if you can affect them and get them to feel weird about doing it seven times, then why not boo them? If it helped your team win. But that's not true anymore, so, yeah, I guess I'm with Craig. I stand with Craig. But why six to 36 months? I don't know if I'm excited.

Is he on a prison sentence?

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